Rise In Mortgage Ceiling Urged If Rates Do Not Turnaround
Washington AP The head of Fannie Mae says the interest rate ceiling for government backed mortgages should be raised if rates keep rising. The 7 percent ceiling may be increased to ease discount pressure as lenders sell mortgages to Fannie Mae at about 92 percent of value.
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Washington
Federal National Mortgage Association
Fannie Mae
Association
Federal Housing Administration
Federal Reserve Board
Hunter
Severe weather hits Great Plains with small tornadoes
Severe weather plagued scattered sections of the Great Plains with a string of small tornadoes from Montana to the Texas Panhandle. No injuries and only minor damage were reported as southeast Montana saw several twisters overnight. Warm, sunny conditions were forecast for the valley with 82 degrees at 11 a.m. and a 56 degree overnight low.
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Associated Press
Great Plains
Montana
Texas Panhandle
Hocking Valley
Tornadoes and storms sweep multiple states
A plane and hangar were downed as funnel clouds crossed Broadus and other areas. Reports of funnel clouds appeared in South Dakota, northeast Colorado and southwest Kansas with heavy rain in some sectors. Sioux City Iowa saw 2 inches, Glasgow Montana nearly 1 inch, while fair dry conditions prevailed elsewhere. Morning temperatures ranged from 37 in Evanston Wyoming and Flagstaff Arizona to 79 in parts of south Florida and Texas.
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Broadus
South Dakota
Colorado
Kansas
Sioux City
Iowa
Glasgow
Mont
Gulf Coast
Atlantic Coast
Evanston
Wyo
Flagstaff
Ariz
Florida
Texas
Logan Pool Opening Set
The Logan swimming pool will open for the summer season at 1 p.m. Saturday announced by city recreation director Harry Westfall. A new sliding board is installed and the pool repainted by the Logan Jaycees. Hours are 1 to 5 30 and 7 to 9 p.m. daily except Mondays. Advance sale of season tickets at the pool Saturday from 10 a.m. Prices are 10 for children's season tickets and 30 for family tickets.
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Logan
Harry Westfall
Logan Jaycees
Rezoning Proposal Gets Green Light on Hartmann Farm
City Council members voting 5-1 approved proceeding with rezoning from M-1 to R-3 for the Hartmann farm area on E Front St owned by Logan Clay. Only Councilman Schultz opposed, citing spot zoning concerns. A special meeting also approved bids for a recreation truck and noted sewage plant financing requests including notes for 15,000 and 47,700 and 24,400.
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E. Front St
Hartmann
Logan Clay Products Co
Realty Development Company of
Newark
al Ganoey
Robert Schultz
Schultz
M-1
Stewart
Roy Loomis
City Recreation Department
Virginia Gano
Youth Day Parade Invites Local Baseball and Softball Teams
All boys baseball teams from Pee wee Midget and Pony Leagues and the Women’s Slow Pitch League are summoned to meet at 1 p.m. Sunday on Gallagher Ave off Main St for a Youth Day parade. John Mojzer coordinates the event and coaches are responsible for their teams’ attendance.
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Gallagher Ave
Main St
John Mojzer
Logan Fireman Scalded by Radiator Explosion
Donald Schultz, 36, of 467 Henriet ta Ave., a Logan firefighter, suffered first to third degree burns on face and arms when his truck radiator exploded after overheating. He stopped at the Lancaster post of the state highway patrol at 11 29 p.m. and was treated at Lancaster Fairfield Hospital.
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Donald Schultz
Henrietta Ave
Logan
Schultz
Navy Reserve
Columbus
Lancaster Post
State Highway Patrol
Lancaster Fairfield Hospital
AMA Opens Drive Against Kennedy Health Care Plan
The AMA targets Sen. Edward Kennedy’s health care campaign with heavy coverage in its weekly, citing field hearings and political motives. reports say Kennedy uses hearings to gauge support for nationalized care while doctors voice skepticism and boycott Los Angeles hearings amid 1972 election chatter.
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AMA
Washington
Organized Medicine
Edward M. Kennedy
American Medical Association
Massachusetts Democrat
Kennedy
America
Marvin E. Johnson
Sen
Denver
Los Angeles
Lead rises in air samples across three cities
EPA reports seven year apart air samples show higher lead levels in Los Angeles Philadelphia and Cincinnati with motor vehicle exhaust the main source. Agnew to attend South Korea inauguration in July representing Nixon. Gov Gilligan proposes student and faculty representation on Ohio university boards. King Hussein fears a separate Egyptian peace without returning Jordanian land. Mariner 9 to adjust Mars orbit. House approves 3.5 billion space program authorization for moon flights and shuttle system. Arlington Park barn fire kills 27 horses with 250000 in damages.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Board of Regents
John J. Gilligan
Ohio
South Viets To Rely On U.S. Air Support
The article notes U.S. air support backing for South Vietnamese operations amid rising unemployment in the United States. May jobless rate hits 6.2 percent, tied a nine year high, with 4.4 million unemployed. Average earnings rise to $3.40 an hour, $125.46 weekly, while living costs eroded purchasing power by $5.39 weekly. Total employment up 500,000 to 78.7 million, with seasonal adjustment.
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Washington
U.S
Labor Department
Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ohio House OKs Three Bills in 40 Minute Session
In a brief 40 minute session the Ohio House passed three measures and concurred with Senate amendments to another bill before adjourning for the weekend. No tax advances emerged as the $850 million in 1971 73 spending remains stalled in Ways and Means. The 88 1 vote approved Senate changes to a bill authorizing 45 days of quarterhorse racing, now headed to the governor.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
Senate
House
Ways and Means
Court Appeal Would Follow Ross Suspension
Ohio State University black studies director Charles Ross faces a possible suspension from his 24500 per year post. A decision by referee Thomas Palmer, due by June 11, will determine whether an appeal to common pleas court is needed if Ross is suspended after a disruption arrest at Linden-McKinley High School.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Common Pleas Court
Charles Ross
Thomas Palmer
Palmer
Ross
Linden- McKinley High School
Dan Dollison and Mike Page Named as Boys State Delegates
Logan High School juniors Dan Dollison and Mike Page were chosen as delegates to the Buckeye Boys State session at Ashland College June 10 29 by Logan American Legion Post 78 from nominees prepared by the LHS staff. Alternate Brian Davidson and Vaughn Collins also noted participants.
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Vaughn Collins
Buckeye Boys State
Ashland
Mike Page
Dan Collison
Logan High School
Ohio University
Dan Dollison
Buckeye
Ashland College
Logan American Legion
Post 78
LHS
Dan
Verle B. Dollison
Walhending Ave
Key Club
Quill & Scroll Journalism Society
Chieftain
Brian Davidson
Max Davidson
Logan Rt. 2
Logan
Boys State
Panel urges Frisco police to ignore discreet crime
A San Francisco committee of 28 citizens urged police to focus on violent crime and stop enforcing discreet acts such as prostitution pornography homosexuality and gambling. The report chaired by Moses Lasky and William Orrick Jr cites racial bias in gambling arrests and calls for reallocating resources to street safety.
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San Francisco
Alfred Nelder
Joseph Alioto
Board of Supervisors
Moses Lasky
William H. Orrick Jr
U.S. Justice Department
Ford Foundation
Heavy losses admit crossed Cambodia fighting in Snuol
South Vietnamese field commanders acknowledge heavy casualties at Snuol Cambodia and say mobile cross border tactics will be used. They cite loss of backup U S ground forces and reliance on air support while rebuilding Task Force 8 after most losses.
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Saigon
Snuol
U.S
Cambodia
South Vietnam
3Rd Military Region
Sauol
Laos
Demilitarized Zone
Nab Suspect In At Least Dozen OSU Rape Cases
Columbus police hold Nawatha Slaton, 20, in city jail on 30 000 bond. He faces two counts of rape burglary of an inhabited dwelling during the night season and carrying a concealed weapon after being found armed with a butcher knife.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Nawatha Slaton
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Jordan
Egypt
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Pasadena
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